Shepperton Studios, London, 26 September 2017 Arithmetica has launched a new version of its 360-degree imaging system at Intergeo this week. SphereVision 1.4, which is already available for download at www.spherevision.com, offers a range of new functionality together with an improved user interface. The product will be on show at Booth C2.055 Hall 2.1 at Intergeo in Berlin from 26-28 September 2017.
SphereVision 1.4 allows PDF documents to be imported as base maps onto which additional imagery, floor plans and asset information can be added. Users can also place hotspots for referencing additional data onto the base map and into the 360 imagery workflow. New functionality for the addition of notes has been introduced and the software interface has been made more intuitive and user friendly.
To celebrate the launch Arithmetica is offering new users of SphereVision Project Builder a Ricoh Theta Camera when they purchase the software between 26 September and 13 October 2017. Visitors to the leading trade fair for the geospatial community will also be given the first glimpses of SphereVision 2.0, which includes the ability to view projects in Virtual Reality mode, and the SphereVision Portal, due for release later this year.
Intergeo is the place to be this week attracting more than 17,000 visitors, from 107 countries and was therefore the natural choice for officially launching SphereVision 1.4, commented Mark Senior, Business Development Manager at Arithmetica. We are also very excited to be able to offer a sneak preview of future developments which will be launched to market later this year.
Also on show at Intergeo is Version 2.0 of SphereVision, due for release later this year, which will allow users to view projects in VR mode, using HTC Vive headsets, giving a truly immersive interaction with the rich media content captured by SphereVision and created within the Project Builder software. Arithmetica will also be previewing SphereVision Portal the inline hosting, viewing and collaboration platform designed to give users an easy way to share and view project data.
These are exciting developments for users of 360 degree imagery, continued Senior, as they complete the circle for 360 imagery in terms of enhancing the imagery and video by tagging assets and also giving an easy solution for visualizing, sharing and collaboration.
About SphereVision
SphereVision is Europes leading brand for spherical and 360 degree video solutions. 360 video systems record a real-world environment in all directions at the same time, capturing every aspect of the scene in one go. When the video is played back – on a laptop, mobile device or over the internet – viewers can pan around the image, moving through and exploring the site as if they were there. Footage can be integrated with floor and site plans using the innovative SphereVision software, and high-resolution 360 imagery can also be integrated with online mapping. www.spherevision.com
About Arithmetica
Arithmetica is an innovator in 360-degree imaging solutions and automated laser scanning data processing software. Located at the world famous Shepperton Studios near London, Arithmetica is the company behind SphereVision and Pointfuse. Arithmetica develops groundbreaking software solutions to solve real world scientific, medical and engineering problems. Arithmetica builds on more than thirty years of television and film production to develop software for clients around the world. Arithmetica solutions handle complex data-rich information and are simple and easy to use. Arithmeticas wide-ranging experience and capabilities include: image analysis and computer vision for industrial and biomedical fields; massively parallel computation; multimedia data compression; data mining and machine learning; Monte-Carlo methods; traffic simulation; mathematical optimization used in conceptual aircraft design; statistical estimation; computational fluid dynamics applied to aerofoil optimization; nonlinear variable demand economic models involving millions of variables; finite element electromagnetic analysis; spherical image processing, and 360-degree video presentation. www.arithmetica.com
